A Global Journey with Purdue University’s Passport to Intercultural Learning Presentation by: H. E. Parker

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How will you fit in? How will you stand out? How will you demonstrate that you are proficient in Intercultural learning?

Show what you know!

Where will take you? Purdue University’s Passport to Intercultural Learning

Employers of Purdue Graduates “We live in a global world and at the end of the day every student needs to be able to show that they have the cross cultural skill set. Having a cross cultural skill set will enable the students to be successful and to differentiate themselves among their peers.” - Antony Denhart, General Electric February 26, 2013

Employers of Purdue Graduates These skills along with many others are what GE looks for in every employee: Ability to work in a multicultural group Ability to work in a multilingual environment Ability to build rapport with others of diverse backgrounds in multicultural settings Respect for difference and diversity Sensitivity to cultural context Perseverance - Antony Denhart, General Electric February 26, 2013

will help you show that you have acquired these skills! Purdue University’s Passport to Intercultural Learning

What badges can you earn with ? Purdue University’s Passport to Intercultural Learning

This badge will show that you are open to initiate and develop interactions with culturally different others and that you suspend judgment in valuing your interactions with them.

This badge will show that you have an attitude of Intercultural Curiosity. This means that you ask complex questions about other cultures and articulate answers to these questions that reflect multiple cultural perspectives.

This badge will show that you have knowledge of Cultural Self-Awareness. This means that you articulate insights into your own cultural rules, assumptions, and biases and that you are aware of how your experiences have shaped these rules, assumptions, and biases.

Knowledge of Cultural Worldview demonstrates your sophisticated understanding of the complexity of elements important to members of another culture in relation to its history, values, politics, communication styles, economy, or beliefs and practices.

This badge will show that you have Intercultural Empathy. This means that you can interpret intercultural experience from the perspectives of your own and more than one worldview and demonstrates your ability to act in a supportive manner that recognizes the feelings of another cultural group.

This badge will show your skills of Intercultural Verbal and Nonverbal Communication. When you have these skills, you can articulate a complex understanding of cultural differences in verbal and nonverbal communication and you are able to skillfully negotiate a shared understanding based on those differences.

After you complete all challenges and get the first six badges, you will earn the capstone badge... To begin your journey, visit: PUPIL WEBSITE